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Alleged Boodler. in Long Island city.

Tho investigation on two charges Of bribery
against Contractor spofiord taken up by the
mittee appointed by the Long Island City Common
Council at its meeting last night Mayor Gleason had
brought tho charges against tho contractor that he
brbed certain Aldermen in order tho street
cleaning contract. There large number Of wit
by an order issued by the Supreme Court
James Dnvren testified that Contractor Spot
ford had told him that he spoor had been approached
by Alderm Dcahauty then President Of Board Of
Aldermen who asked him foE 500 to secure the con
said that It would take S25 AZ tho Alderman Of
tho Third ward The committee then adjourned to Sat-
urday evening at O'Clock After tho meeting over
Contractor sPoaord made affidavit e the eject that
preached by Alderman Delahnnty. and, Furthermore.
that Alderman Delahanty had mover told him that no
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Poison I'm Sweet Buus.

PHILADELPHIA. June 22-The bodies Of tho
supposed victims of sweet buns which, it Is alleged,
contained lead poisoning, were exhumed to-day under
the direction of the Coroner The bodies those Of
the four Debe children and tho wife and nve children
Of Geo ". Palmer. Such parts OF the bodies 1t was
necessary to subject critical analysis determine
whether death was caused by chrome yellow or other
aduerativcs were removed and then the remains were
returned to the graves.
George " Palmer, who is one Of the bakers accused,
has made tho following statement through his counsel:
.Mr Palmer first bought the cooring material. known
In the trade as 'confectioners yellow, about seven
OF other bakers. None Of their customers SO far a.
heard FROM have suffered from It's there
any tangible evidence that has injured Of Pamer's
customers outside Of three Of tho Diebel family"
Deputy Coroner Powers thinks that tho persons who
sold the chrome yellow to the bakers equally re-
sponsibo with those who used It. Noarress have yst
III
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SPARKS FROM TIE TELEGRAPH

The Pennsylvanla Board Of Pardons yesterday com.
muted tho death sentence OF VIM. j. McMeen. the
A Naval Inspection board has examined the United
States steamship New York at the brooklyn Navy Yard
preparatory TO her sale Mt auction and has
the value OF tho vessel at SOD
Levi Bacon financial or dsbursng clerk OF the Patent
Ohice. Ia the point OF death lie Washington
in 1873 with Secretary Zach Chandler OF Michigan and
was appointed Nov IL, 1879 to his present office.
D. Parant the defaultiux cashier OF the Hochelaga
Bank Of Montreal has been arrested IN Buffalo charged
with emheZzng S2.,uOO, about SECOND OF which has
been recovered In money and securities lie ded from
Montreal May ~ and traced to Chicago and thence
to Buffalo.
Mr.. Darius Lyman OF Ohio, chief OF tho mercantile
division OF the Treasury Department. has rendered his
resignation and II has been accepted TO take effect
Aug, 81 Mr. Lyman was appointed TO responsible
position IN The Treasury by secretary Chase In 1854 and
gArdsd VI the snelsnt ooeEs 10 the service
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Pierced HI. Breast with Bayonet.

Several weeks ago Battery E. Fifth Artillery,
U. s. A.. came to Fort Hamilton from Fort Schuyler
With the battery came Sergeant James Coghlan old
soldier, and, according to the officers, man Of moro
than ordinary intelligence and of nne physique He
married and lived with his vito outside Of the fort
Shortly after his arrival no began to drink heavily but
he attended promptly to his duties he was not re
proved for It.
After dress parade on Tuesday night Coghlan went
into one Of the mess rooms ne as under tho influence
Of liquor and he acted strangely While his comrades
were engaged In conversation ho crossed to tho
other side Of the Picking up bayonet he placed
1t against the wall full tilt tho point It
entered his left breast Just above the heart.
The outcres Of tho soldiers brought his wife upon the
Just he swooned away. Last night he was out
of danger Surgeon Hartsun said ho would BIO able to
report for duty in few days No Ii known for
his action except excessive drinking.
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nelle o,rard Uueon.ol IA. In a Hack.

NEW BRUNSWICK. June 26.-A young woman,
who said she Belle GirArd, actress OF s26 Race
street. Philadelphia, came here Friday. Tonight
she was found unconscious In hack in City alley AZ
restoraves applied she said she had met three
men who gave her drug and after that she did not re-
victim OF outrage Al her room In the city Hotel she
has number OF elegant silk dresses and other valuable
effects She 10 atirsd In o black satin dress trimmed
with beads and ane lace She is being Gsrsd for BY tho
PnILApELrnIA June 22-Bolto Grard is known At $40
Race street, is beer saloon in front, with women
attendants In the rear.
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A Br,tl.A M.n.orwar Insult. ireland.

DUBLIN, June 22.-Mr. William NJ. Murphy, a
Nationalist member OF Parliament while sailing in his
yacht in Bantry BAY to-day with party OF friends
hoisted small green flag.
Tho Captain OF II. NJ. 8. Shannon, upon noticing this
action sent party OF marines to the yacht with orders
to haul down tho flag and carry Il off, These ins,ruo
lions were obcycd 1t ia expected that protest
against this OF the Captain of the shannon the Ran
try regatta which had been liked for Monday, will DO
postponed until the shannon leaves tho bay.
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The Chicago Express Train Wrecked.

OAKLAND, No., June 22-The Chicago OK
press over the Baltimore and Ohio road due here at
10 40 A. NJ was wrecked at Snowy Creek about eight
miles west Of this town. this morning. An unknown
tramp who was stealing 4 ride. impaled on the
bumper Of tho mail and instantly killed and three
passengers and three postal clerks were slightly injured
the spot but the mail car left the track and plunged
down embankment thirty feet deep followed BY The
turea a. % cause lay on on their journey but their
cleared and ready for travel In about four hours
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A Preacher shoot. hi. wire'. A...,Ian..

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. June 22.-The Rev. John
Maxwell Methodist preacher to-day shot and killed
John Ricketts, at Irondae six miles from this city About
ten days NO Ricketa went to the house OF Maxwell In
Maxwell has since been searching for him, and,
Ing him for the hrst time to-day shot him twice with
shotgun and with pistol Ricketts, q mineral
prospector and geooEst and leaves wife and several
small children. Maxwell gave himself up.
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A Levi. street Factory In Flames.

The BIG six-story cigar box factory at ITO and
ls1 Lewis street burning brightly ~ O'Clock this
morning, and 1t looked as IL it would be completely de-
stroyed There many lumber yards In the vicinity.
Three alarms sent out Tho factory ID occupied
By Simon Strauss who also manufaetures cigar mouds
employment temporarily 1t supposed have broken
out In the engine ROOM and at O'Clock
At late hour II was learned that the hro did not
spread, but the building was q total loss
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Tho new Government cruiser Chicago, Capt.
Robson In command arrived yesterday from the Della
ware Breakwater. She found her sister cruisera tho
Dolphin Boston. and Atlanta, ut the navy yard. She
will be fitted up for her trial trip at rapidly
possible and Commodore Ghernrd said last night that
expected sne would start On her nrs trial IN TWO
CHICAGO resulted as he understood satisfactorily While
fast at the dock each OF DEVELOPED horse
power. with tythree revolutions per minute Of tho
screws. This e equivalent 70 about 1000 combined
qnirement 5000 horse power and with the machinery
will be reached Engineer W. Thomson has been per-
manently attached to the Chicago Secretary whitney
Is expected at tho yard day to inspect the Chicago
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The Haz,ebrook Eviction Gases.

WILKEspARRE. Pa, June 22-Tho Hazlebrook
eviction that have trial here days
past before Alderman Donohue end latc this
evening Judgment entered in favor OF the evcted
miners six in lumber in tho sum Of $40 each for dam,
tells thrown into the roadway Judgment also given
In favor OF the for back pay due in ranging
from S. to $40 J. s. Wentz Co, owners OF the col
uerieA will appeal the cases.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

Patrick Brennan. boy OF II years. pleaded
guilty in Jefferson Market Court yesterday to the charge
OF ste alng croekery from crates the Guion Steam
ship docks He said that he out Of work and money
and was hungry. III was held for trial.
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Saved by q Policeman.

A coupe, In which were Mrs. ]. T. Rosen-
heer and her daughter OF 537 East il6th street.
wrecked BY runaway horse yesterday afternoon, tho
driver OF which thrown ON at Eighty eighth street
iiceman Eighty eighth street and First avenue, and
tho ladies were found to be uninjured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23
DxIaE from n Dog Rits.

NYAcK, June 21.-Matthew Gurnec. we'll
known citizen Of Haverstraw, bitten In the thumb
BY dog with which he waA playing over month ago
lie was seized with symptoms Of hydrophobia ON Mon
peAted HRasms from which " hardly likely he VIII re-
eaxer He u ~ ysata Cd
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FURIOUS STORM IN DELAWARE
A Dwelling Crushed By = Failing Tree and
Three Persohs Killed.

WILMINGTON, June GA violent storm OF
wind and rain broke over this city at 1910
this morning, and ragged furiously for half an
hour. unroofng buildings dwelling chimneys.
uprooting and twisting of trees. and doing
many thousand dollars Of damage in various
ways. At .Bancrofts Banks on the Brandy
wine. just beyond the city limits, q big oak tree
was uprooted and fell on double frame
three Of the occnpants-Mrs. James Noble,
Mrs. George Doran, and Mrs. Doran's little boy
Mr. Noble was gotten out alive, but badly hurt.
with its mother. was extricated from the
crushed timbers and may live.
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Two Investisatlons at Hand.

William Allen Butler wrote to the Mayor
yesterday that the Judiciary Committee of the Bar As
ISOLATION, Of which II. II. Anderson Is Chairman will
OF the Jury system William r. Stewart counsel for tho
State Charities Aid Association wrote that the proposed
Investigation OF the Department Of Charities and Cor
rection will DO promptly attended to.
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Cardinal Gibbons Confer. Diplomas.

WASHINGTON, Juno 22.-Cardinal Gibbons
conferred diplomas upon the members Of the graduating
class at tho Academy OF Visitation this evening A
daughter Of senator ingalls, and daughter OF Repre-
sentative Randall among the graduates, ind their
parents were among those present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

Miss Grace Howard, daughter Of Joseph Howard. Jr
left New York last nlght for Crow Greek Dakota to
teach among tho Indiana continuing their homes the
instruction they have received at Hampton and Carlisle
kkhAs raised 1900 BY subscription 10 build school
house,
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Aceusea by LizzIo sulllyan.

SoMERvILLE, N. j., June 22.-Morris Harmon,
farm hand was arrested at the depot here last night
for an assault Lizzie Sullivan II years old committed
on last Thursday The girl deferred from giving In.
before IL IL said by threats Harmon went 70
her fathers house In HSborough and found her alone
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Seven Nih,l,.t. to he Hanged.

ST. PETERSBURG. juno 22.-Of tho persons
charged with being implicated in the murder of Col
soudckim Chief OF the Russian police who was
ssinated IN 1855 seven have been
fenced TO DO hanged and fourteen deportation to
Siberia. Two OF the accused acquitted Tho exc
cutons will take place on Monday next.
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Crossing Niagara River ON a Wire Gable.

SUSPENSION BRIDGE, June 22.-stephen Peere,
q shoemaker residing the Canadian side OF the Mag
River crossed the river Mt this point this afternoon
walking upon u u inch wire cable. lie will probably
undertake repetition OF the feat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

E. Ellery Anderson. President Of the
Rapid Transit Commissioners said last evening that he
understood negotiations with the Manhattan Railway
Company for the Battery Park extension were at
end. The company wanted too much for nothing. Tho
Commissioners wished to secure tve per cent Of the
gross receipts IN payment for the franchise but this
entertain the proposition to trains around tho Bat
Park
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

The Joint wage Conference Commute OF iron
manufacturer and w3rkmeR held another meeting 9t
anything Another meeting will be held Friday Tho
impression Is growing that there will be q strike
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23
Boston Newspapers Sold.

Boston. Juno 22.-The DAILY Advertiser and
Erenng and Sunday Record have been sold TO gentle.
man now although formerly resident of Boston.
The A,iperLs,r will remain Republican and protection.
list paper II Is yet known who will be Ito new editor
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The Twentieth district Democrats had o
house warming night celebrate their return to
their old at l6l East Fifty ssventh street. As
senblyman William II. Ho5nidgs presided; Mosss Herr.
district Assemblyman Mcintyre of tho Twentieth dis
tricc and others made od.fashioned Democratic
speeches and there good time generally. Letters
OF regret Judge Maurice j. Power Judge Nehrbas
Register j. J. Sevin, and Assomblyman Ernest Crosby
were
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An IndIscreet Doorkceper.

Jacob Strauss. q doorkeeper at Police Head
quarters prisoner in Jefferson Market Court yes
terday, charged by young woman with having de.
famed her He had told her that she
arrested once on some trivial charge and this report
paying her attention. Strauss was discharged with
reprimand and injunction to mind his own business
here
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A Small sloop Runs into n Ferryboat.

George Wize's sloop yacht Jewel OF Brook
lyn down by the ferryboat Communipaw In tho
North River off Liberty street, yesterday George
wlze Jr and William wize sailing the yacht and
losing control OF her they into the paddle wheel OF
the ferryboat The yacht was wrecked and her occu.
pants were thrown into the water. Tho water boat
Nellie rescued them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23
Tho Weather Yesterday.

ESQ; A n, 7as; "a NJ IL; Il n. So; 81 r. NJ, soS;
0 p, M, 7iO p. NJ. 7Io. II midnight 100 Average
1882. Average Juno 81, 1885 eGss'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-23

ChiIdreA Cry Tor Fitehsr's Castoria.
perfect preparation for shldrsas s0mplAinta.-4sA
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Signal Once Prediction.
southerly winds. slight changes in tempera-
turo local rains
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-08-20

Su bebarf es ni9t erft bes i6perfdligen
uub sweii6neibigen @pparates BON fpes
ciel beutf6en Gonbentionen, bas 1T =
aamentli6 III ben fait gang ober bod
TART beuti9en @ounties-au9 auf eins
fa9ere unb ii6erere Meiie gu er5ielen.
Mo es fi6 barum ban6elt, ben Gilt
flub bes Deutf@tbums gu p~erfdrfen
unb bas Deutl6tbum bon Seras our
@eltung gu bringen, ba wirb bic n6reie
preRe" ftets III erfter 2inie iteben.
Nber ni9t, ment bies nur auf Soften
elmer b6uisen Nbionbernng BON BEN
Mmerifanertbum unb ether auedloiet
8erfeinbung aud nit ben beiten @te=
menten unter benfelben gei9eben fanr.
Wer bas min, Der i6md6t ben ginfuB
Der 9eutf6sS era1er, anitatt i'm gu bers
fdrfen! Wir pie6erbolen es, baB mir
entf9ieben gegen ale partifulariitif6s
beuti9en @onberbefrebungen finb, unb
iinb iberaeuet, baB mir bierir nit ber
Meinung BET beiten unb einli9tsbpafen
Deuti6.S eraner ibereinfimmen!
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@er 1T aram @taslpsp ?

Da bieie Trase oft Seffelt mirb, rplea
mir einfud iusen, baB fe cine Dome 1T
bic es ft4 felt 80 Sabren CUR Gufsabe muds
te, Trauenfranfbeiten, bauptjddlid aber
Sinberfranfbeiten gu ftubiren. sic bat
bic 3onftitution unb bic BebirfniGe bieier
3ablreiden 3lafen beipnbers sepraft unb
als Reiultat praftiI&er SenntniiIe unb
Grfabrun9, ipelde le i'm 2aufe zines Mens
idenalterS uls 3rantenpfeserin unb Nr3t
8eiomrelt, bat fe ben Scptbtn9 Snrup
ale beiOnbsres Wittsl fir sabnenbe Sinoer
3uiantuaenSeiest. Dieie Webt,in bat cine
masiide @irfunS - fe sibt Ruhe unb
@eiunbheit unb erbdlt cffenen 2eib. Sn
TOlse bieier Webi3in lift 5ruu @inslcw
peltberibmt semorben ale Boblthdterin
Der 8tnber. limb bic Sinber perbeu srob
unb banten ibr bufir. Gud in bieier Stabt
bat fie bic Sinber gu Danf perpfidtet.
@robe Quantitdten bes ScDtbins Shrup
werOen bier tdslid psrtauftunb psrbraudt.
Bir glauben, Wrs. Binslpp bat fd
burd bteien Nrtitel unlterbli@ sennadt
unb mir fnb tber3eu9t, bab bur4 beniels
ben Eaulenbe bon Rinbern serettet murben
unb baB WsiQiOnen benielben nod NIT
Grfclg Sebrauden perben. Setne Mutter
bat ihre Phi9t Sethan, ipenn fe nidt
Wirs. 8inslcm's Scctbins Sprup ans
wanbte. Veriuat es Glle- 0abies 8ilitcr
New Dcrf. : gu ~pertaufen bei allen
Oru98iten. - rs Gents bic 6lalhe.
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Der 8unbesratb bat cine 8orfa.
ge on ben nd9ften 2eidstag bef6Iofen,
bic &egierung CUR @ufnabme zines Nn.
Iebens bon 5000, 900 Mart 3u ermdGz
tigen, uni bamit bic bur9 gtnfabrung
bes Brannttpeinmonopols e~nttebenoen
Musgaben 3u befreiten.
= Sie &egierung bat bic Wieberers
bes Gruncisfater 9Iofters au Neuiiabt
in G1leiien erlaubt.
= Die rB6rien .3eitung" besei6net
bic Mnsabe fir unridtig, baB Die
Rrupp'f6en Merte in gfen III bic 6dns
be elmer actieuaefeai@aft iibersebsn iol.
len.
- Sn Ganbersleben, i'm Garfens
tbum MnbaIt sDsHau finb 20 in Sci.
ftet in Mdbren neuIi6 so 9duier abss.
brannt.
= Die 6iterrei9ifde Resierung bat
febr ftrenge MlaBregeln our 8erbttung
BON unslidsfdaen beim 8ereifeiger ge.
trofen; 70 BARI bon nun on Wiemanb,
Der nidJt In ben Bergen feline 6eimatb
bat, bobe Berse, bic sefdbrli9 gu er.
rsi9en finO. Obne ertstunoisen 5iibrer
erfeigen.
= Sn @ilbelmsbaben fanb Der Sta.
pelauf bes 3reuaers S9walbe ffatt.
= Der profefor pauI6 lit auf eis
ter Segelbootfabrt in ber 9ieler BuGt
ertrunfen; iein Sobn flammerte Ii1 an
bos umgeiiiirste Boot unb purbe gerets
tet.
lieutenant &unb 1T nod &ame.
run abgereii; elm 3oOlose uno eiu
Soianiter tperben ibm in 6iir3e babin
fOlgen.
= Sn Mains fanb arn Is. Qusuft
bic erite Multiplying In elmer &eibens
foIge BON Wagner Opern ftatt.
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Cinderella gdub : Store.
@de 9it.SonftonftraBe un6 Mpenie c.

panif! Banif! panif!
sg- unfere ioeben i'm Often arges go
tauften 8orrdtbe an S9uben un6
Stiefeln mifen In IA Sage1
berfauft tDer6en, unb lei
Me- es unterm Roftenpreis! -9s
Golgenoe 8eifpiele bienen als Bemeis
unierer beiipieQos niebrtsen preiie:
IL peri9iebene Nrten niebriger 6erren,
f@ube gu $1.40(En-gro preis 81. 75)
9anbgendbte 9errenf6ube rGpngreb"
au $2.75 Cont iibli6er preis 50.
@rtrafeine banbgendbte 6errni9ube gu
$3.50 (anberstpo 5u $3.50 berfauft.9
Gnabeni9ube u. &n6pftiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
@rtrafeine Rn6pfiiefel fit &naben So
(Wertb $2.75).
Oamen. pantofeln Nr. So gu ttur
Is Gts. bas paar (Bertb $1).
Seine Mdb9eni6ube bon glaees2eber
gu muir IS @ents (Mertb $1).
Ginberi9ube 81 40, so unb 60 Gents,
bic anoerswD 60, IS Gents urb 81
foiten.
BabD : S6ube beridiebener Nrt, bon
25 Gents an.
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6dQ,9

gs siebt mebr 2atarrb in bieier &c.
genb oes 2anbes, als ale anbern
Rran.beiten auiammengenomrnetl, unb
big In ben leBten Sabren belt man ibn
fur unbeilbar. WieIe Sabre lang CT.
tldrteu i'm Softoren fur cine locale
Granfbeit unb beridrieben locale 6eils
mittel un6 erfIdrten i'm, neil fie i'm
beftdnbtg NIT loeoler Bebanblung ni9t
furirten, fir unbeilbar. 9ie WiFe1.
i9aft bat betpieien, baB Der &atarrb
eine @onfitutionsfranfbeit lit unb ba=
Der cine eonifitutionsmdBige 8ebanb.
lung erforbert. 9ol's Gatarrbs 9ur,
fabri3irt bon s. 8. gbeneD & Co.. Sos
lebo, 0bio, III bic einaige iebt i'm
Marfte befin6li9e eonititutionelIe Sur.
Sic miro in @aben BON 10 Sropfen au
einem 9beel6Helbol eingeuommen.
Sic pirft brett auf bas BIut urb bic
idleimigen Oberfldden bes @nffems.
Sic bieten bunoert Dollars fir jeben
SOIL on, ben es ni9t furirt. 2abt Sud
@irculare unb 3eugnihe fommer.
Mbreliirt
s. S. @benep & 10,
Solebo, 8.
sargerfauft bon apotbetern, rs Gents.
8ntarrb=8 ltr.
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California @eiue.

WeinIiebbaber finben Elm sroBes 2as
ger bon feinen' California Weiren BET
Gerrn s. s. MeDer am alamo
pla3a. 6err Meper fu6t bic Weine
an Ort unb STEELE aus ut.b farft brett
aus benz 2eIer ter Weinaiidter. MIs
sutetn Genner gelingt es Inn ffets, bic
beiten Sorten ausauipdblen. St fam
feline Gunben uno Gamilien nit einent
guten Sropfen berfeben. &otbs uab
MeiBueine in bor3igIi6er QuaIitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per Gallone = fret
ins Saus geliefert.
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saTIerfauft bon 4potbefern, rs Gents
8ntnrrb=8 mr.

= Die beutF9e ginwanberuns bot
es NIT S9luB bes Gisealtabres auf
LOG, $50 R6pfe gebra9t, tuelGe 3ifer in
Der 3eit bes reuert beutfden Rei9s MUIR
burd bic ber Sabre 1872 unb 1881 big
1884 tberboten !pirb. Nd9ft Seuti9.
Lamb lisfert bas eisentli6e gnsIanb ben
ffdrtten 3apa6s Der ameritanii9en
8eb6lterung. Srlanb fommt erft in
britter &eibe, bann folgt S9weben uno
Norueser, unb bierauf Stalien uab
&uBlanb. Die 3unabme Der @inpan'
berung BON Stalieuern unb &uRen
(ober polen) mar auBerorbentli9;
bieie ginmanherung fommt i9on iebt
Der beuti6en aiemli6 glei9, unb tpenu
man nod bic aus ungarn bin3urednet,
errei@t fe bic Stdrte Der beutf6en Dolls
ftdnbig. Sariiber fam man fi@ ni9t
freuen.
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6. S. Mauer,


Wet @o merceFraBe
bdlt elm groBes unb iebr ~getpdbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &ouIeaur,
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f9lagenbe Mrtifel; tporin 9err Miiger
bas gr6Bte Eager i'm Mefteu bes @taas
tes bat. Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe tper'
ben prompt ausgefibrt.